Ameraucana Breeders Club
The Official Forum of the Ameraucana Breeders Club => Breeding => Topic started by: Holiday Hatch on October 12, 2013, 08:01:00 PM
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I have a Blue Wheaten pullet with rather dark blue feathers in her tail. She has blue feathers in her wings. I don't yet have an APA Manual to look this up. Is she still a Blue Wheaten if her tail and wing feathers are darker blue than what I see on Blue Wheaten Female on this website? Is there a color variance
in Blue Wheaten Females, or is this not meeting the standard? I tried to attach a photo but it wouldn't work. I don't know if you can help me without the photo. Thank you. Linda
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Your picture file may be too large. Can you save it as a jpg file? If not, send it to my e-mail address and I will post it for you. My e-mail is: syorks4@gmail.com
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Here is the picture of Linda's pullet.
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She looks like a wheaten in the photo. Can you take a picture of the top of her wing unfolded?
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I'll try to post a photo tomorrow with spread out wing feathers. Thank you - Linda
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Attached is a photo of the Pullet's wing spread out, to help me clarify if she's Wheaten or Blue Wheaten. Thank you for the help. Linda
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Yep, blue wheaten. I always use the inner wing color for verification if there is any doubt.
The standard does call for a light blue color. It can't hurt to show this bird or breed her to see what happens. I personally would like to see more color in the tails than what a lot of folks are getting.
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Thank you so much for the Blue Wheaten confirmation. Linda